Ballota pseudodictamnus commonly known as Greek Horehound, is a hardy, evergreen, mound-forming shrub with rounded grey-green foliage and stems densely covered in soft, woolly white hairs. Its distinctive texture and silvery appearance make it a standout in dry, sunny borders or Mediterranean-style gardens.

In summer it produces whorls of small pink flowers nestled among the foliage. Drought-tolerant once established, it thrives in full sun with well-drained soil and is great for low-maintenance or coastal planting schemes.